| Degrees and institutions | Master of Science in Occupational Therapy, University of South Alabama; Bachelors of Science in Pre-Professional Health Science, University of South Alabama |
| Additional certifications and specializations | AOTA Fieldwork Educator SOS Level I Provider DIRFloortime® provider Therapeutic Listening Community Action Poverty Simulations Mental Health First Aid |
| Primary roles at PNWU | Oversee clinical education for occupational therapy students as the Director of Clinical Education/Academic Fieldwork Coordinator Contribute to interprofessional education through YVIPEC Conduct qualitative research |
| Content expertise | Capacity building in the anti-trafficking movement Behavioral health Health equity and population health Pediatrics |
| Technological and other expertise | ClinEdWeb Dedoose Exxat Nvivo Simucase |
| Clinical expertise/patient-care experience | Occupational therapy across the life course in community mental health, pediatrics, inpatient and outpatient rehab, and acute care, including burn unit, trauma center, and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) since 2008 |
| Community service | Haiti Rehab Foundation HEAL Trafficking National Human Trafficking and Disability Working Group |
| Cultural/international experience | Clinical education developer and member of the Academic Advisory Committee for the first-ever bachelor’s degree level OT and PT program in Haiti offered by FSRL at the Episcopal University in Leogane, Haiti (2014-2020). Volunteer OT for Foundation for Peace in Dominican Republic and Haiti Medical Missions of Memphis, Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti. |
| Pedagogical expertise | Innovative use of technology and virtual learning for Level I Fieldwork |
| Methodological expertise | Qualitative research/interpretative phenomenological analysis |
| Professional External Links | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamiflickot/ |
